I just came back from Greece, after ten days packed with beautiful moments of new friendships, musical exchange, delicious feasts and unforgettable sceneries.
Thinking about smartphones, before and after, in Greece. Read More »
Piano is big, heavy and expensive – not very suited for areas struck by disasters. As someone whose training has been to play that cumbersome instrument, I have been thinking how I can be of service most effectively, as I go through my daily practice.
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Music does heal and unite. While its social effect takes more time than an Executive Order, or military force, its power can be felt immediately, communally and viscerally, like that of a flower. And like a flower, music reminds us of our interconnectedness to each other and surroundings; it reminds us how what we share is greater than our differences.
Sakura and Sunflowers: Flowers and Music Read More »
Earlier today, Coeuraj announced its Global Courage Fellowship Program with the subtitle “Bridging Divides: Building Trust in an Increasingly Polarized World.”
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The Japanese version of this entry is here. ăăźăšăłăăȘăŒăźæ„æŹèȘèšłăŻăăĄăă§ăă To offer tax incentives to my prospective donors, I am in the process of applying for a fiscal sponsorship as a nonprofit project. In addition to my portfolio career as a performer/writer/lecturer, I propose for my nonprofit project to do the following. To make my workshops,
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